High Court will get 15 judges: 7-7 for Delhi-Patna and one name for Andhra Pradesh High Court, approval from collegium

The Supreme Court Collegium has approved the proposal to promote seven lawyers of Delhi as High Court Judges. Their names have been approved by the collegium headed by CJI Justice NV Ramana in a meeting held on May 4. The names of advocates who have been approved for making judges in the Delhi High Court are Vikas Mahajan, Tushar Rao Gedela, Manmeet Pritam Singh Arora, Sachin Dutta, Amit Mahajan, Gaurang Kanth and Saurabh Banerjee. At present, the strength of judges working in the Delhi High Court is 35. There are a total of 60 posts of judges here.
7 names approved in Patna
Similarly, the proposal to make seven people working as judicial officers in the Patna High Court has also been approved as judges in the High Court. These include the names of Shailendra Singh, Arun Kumar Jha, Jitendra Kumar, Alok Kumar Pandey, Sunil Dutt Mishra, Chandra Prakash Singh and Chandrashekhar Jha.
A judge’s proposal approved in Andhra
The collegium also approved the proposal to nominate Andhra Pradesh advocate Mehboob Subhani Shaikh as a High Court judge.
it’s qualification
Explain that to become a judge in a high court, one should have a bachelor’s degree in law and should also have experience of working on judicial for 10 years. There is no minimum age to become a High Court judge, although the age of 62 years has not been completed. The High Court consists of a Chief Justice and other judges. Where the Chief Justice is appointed by the President, but before that the CJI of India and the Governor of that state must be consulted. After this, the Governor, in consultation with the Prime Minister, appoints a judge in the High Court of that state.